US11219324B2 - Cupholder assembly and table including the same - Google Patents

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US11219324B2
US11219324B2 US16/841,969 US202016841969A US11219324B2 US 11219324 B2 US11219324 B2 US 11219324B2 US 202016841969 A US202016841969 A US 202016841969A US 11219324 B2 US11219324 B2 US 11219324B2
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  • the technical field relates generally to cupholders, and more particularly, relates to cupholder assemblies adapted to be mounted to a support structure such as a table or the like, and tables including such cupholder assemblies.
  • Providing adequate and practical areas for dining and/or other activities is of particular interest for many vehicle manufacturers. For example, in an aircraft, it is desirable to provide a table(s) for passengers and/or other occupants for meals, snacks, and/or other activities during a flight.
  • space is limited and often such support structures need to be configured to be foldable and/or retractable for being partially or fully stowed out of the way, for example, for passenger ingress and/or egress.
  • tables don't include a functional location for passengers to place their glasses, bottles, or other beverage containers.
  • some tables provide an indentation for placement of a beverage container, but such indentations are typically shallow, and the beverage container can easily tip over spilling its contents during movement of the vehicle.
  • cupholder assembly adapted to be mounted to a support structure
  • table including a cupholder assembly are provided herein.
  • the cupholder assembly includes, but is not limited to, a housing that extends in a distal direction from a proximal housing portion to a distal housing portion.
  • the housing is configured to pivotally couple to the support structure to move between a mounted position and a rotated position that is rotated relative to the mounted position.
  • the cupholder assembly further includes, but is not limited to, a cupholder subassembly.
  • the cupholder subassembly is slidingly coupled to the housing to move between a stowed position substantially within the housing and a deployed position extending from the housing in the distal direction.
  • the table includes, but is not limited to, a tabletop having an upper surface for supporting an object and a lower surface opposite the upper surface.
  • the table further includes, but is not limited to, a cupholder assembly that is mounted to the tabletop.
  • the cupholder assembly includes, but is not limited to, a housing that is pivotally coupled to the tabletop to move between a mounted position adjacent to the lower surface and a rotated position that is rotated relative to the mounted position.
  • the cupholder assembly further includes, but is not limited to, a cupholder subassembly. The cupholder subassembly is slidingly coupled to the housing to move between a stowed position substantially within the housing and a deployed position extending distally from the housing.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a side view of a table including a cupholder assembly in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 2 illustrates a top view of a table including a cupholder assembly in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 3 illustrates a perspective top view of a table including a cupholder assembly in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 4 illustrates a perspective bottom view of a table including a cupholder assembly in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 5 illustrates a perspective bottom view of a portion of a table including a cupholder assembly in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 6 illustrates a perspective top view of a cupholder assembly in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 7 illustrates a perspective bottom view of a cupholder assembly in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 8 illustrates a bottom view of a cupholder assembly in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 9 illustrates a perspective view of a portion of a cupholder assembly in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 10 illustrates a perspective top view of a portion of a table including a cupholder assembly being moved from a mounted, deployed position to a rotated, deployed position in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 11 illustrates a perspective top view of a portion of a table including a cupholder assembly being moved from a rotated, deployed position to a mounted, deployed position to in accordance with an exemplary embodiment
  • FIG. 12 illustrates a perspective top view of a portion of a table including a cupholder assembly being moved from a rotated, deployed position to a mounted, deployed position to in accordance with an exemplary embodiment.
  • cupholder assembly adapted to be mounted to a support structure and a table including such a cupholder assembly.
  • the cupholder assembly is mounted to a support structure, which is a table.
  • the table includes a tabletop having an upper surface for supporting an object and a lower surface opposite the upper surface.
  • the cupholder assembly is mounted to the tabletop and includes a housing and a cupholder subassembly.
  • the housing is pivotally coupled to the tabletop to move between a mounted position adjacent to the lower surface and a rotated position that is rotated relative to the mounted position.
  • the cupholder subassembly is slidingly coupled to the housing to move from a stowed position substantially within the housing and under the tabletop to a deployed position extending distally from the housing away from the tabletop to present the cupholder assembly to a user.
  • the cupholder subassembly includes a cupholder opening and a cupholder support that is disposed under the cupholder opening when the cupholder subassembly is in the deployed position to support a beverage container for removable access to the user.
  • the cupholder subassembly can be efficiently moved to the stowed position under the tabletop, out of the way of the user and/or any other nearby persons.
  • a fail-safe method by which the cupholder assembly can be removed from the ingress/egress path can be achieved even if the cupholder subassembly is in the deployed position.
  • FIGS. 1-4 illustrate various views of a table 10 including a cupholder assembly 12 in accordance with an exemplary embodiment.
  • the table 10 includes telescoping pedestals 14 that extend upward from the floor 16 and that supports a tabletop 18 .
  • the telescoping pedestals 14 are expandable in the vertical direction to move or otherwise raise the tabletop 18 from a retracted position on or adjacent to the floor 16 to an extended position 20 spaced apart from the floor 16 .
  • the table 10 is shown as including the telescoping pedestals 14 , it is to be understood that the table 10 may be configured as any sort of table, for example, on a fixed pedestal(s) or otherwise, and that embodiments of the cupholder assembly 12 can be used for such tables or other support structure(s).
  • the tabletop 18 has an upper surface 22 for supporting an object 24 and a lower surface 26 opposite the upper surface 22 and adjacent to the telescoping pedestals 14 .
  • the tabletop 18 is foldable and includes an intermediate table section 28 disposed between foldable leaf sections 30 and 32 .
  • the intermediate table section 28 has opposing intermediate table edges 34 and 36 and the foldable leaf sections 30 and 32 are pivotably coupled to the intermediate table section 28 correspondingly adjacent to the opposing intermediate table edges 34 and 36 to move from an extended position 38 extending distally (e.g., outwardly) from the intermediate table section 28 to a folded position 40 overlying the upper surface 22 of the intermediate table section 28 .
  • the foldable leaf section 30 is in the folded position 40 and the foldable leaf section 32 is in the extended position 38 , but it is to be understood that the foldable leaf section 30 can be moved to the extended position 38 and, independently, the foldable table leaf section 32 can be moved to the folded position 40 .
  • the cupholder assembly 12 is mounted to the tabletop 18 . As illustrated, the cupholder assembly 12 is mounted to the lower surface 26 of the intermediate table section 28 adjacent to and inboard of the intermediate table edge 34 .
  • the cupholder assembly 12 includes a housing 42 and a cupholder subassembly 44 .
  • the housing 42 is pivotally coupled to the tabletop 18 to move between a mounted position 46 (shown in FIGS. 1-5 ) adjacent to the lower surface 26 and a rotated position 48 (shown in FIG. 1 and as discussed further below in FIG. 10 ) that is rotated relative to the mounted position 46 .
  • the housing 42 extends in a distal direction (indicated by single headed arrow 50 ) from a proximal housing portion 52 to a distal housing portion 54 .
  • Mounting brackets 56 and 58 are secured to the intermediate table section 28 via threaded fasteners 62 and are independently pivotally coupled to opposing sidewalls 82 and 84 of the proximal housing portion 52 about a rotational axis 60 via pins or the like so that the housing 42 can rotate about the rotational axis 60 between the mounted position 46 and the rotated position 48 .
  • the distal housing portion 54 is releasably coupled to the intermediate table section 28 to hold the housing 42 in the mounted position 46 and to allow the housing 42 to move between the mounted position 46 and the rotated position 48 about the rotational axis 60 when the distal housing portion 54 is released from the intermediate table section 28 .
  • the cupholder assembly 12 is configured to be frangible or to break away from the table 10 in the mounted position 46 when a force or predetermined load is applied to thereby release the distal housing portion 54 from the intermediate table section 28 to allow the housing 42 to move from the mounted position 46 to the rotated position 48 .
  • the housing 42 in the mounted position 46 is substantially parallel to the lower surface 26 of the intermediate table section 28 .
  • the housing 42 is positioned at an angle 64 of from about 45° to about 90° relative to the lower surface 26 of the intermediate table section 28 and/or the housing 42 in the mounted position 46 .
  • the tabletop 18 includes a metal-containing area 66 (e.g., ferromagnetic metal plate such as a steel plate or the like) that is disposed along the lower surface 26 of the intermediate table section 28 over the housing 42 .
  • the housing 42 includes magnets 68 that are coupled to the distal housing portion 54 in pockets 70 and 72 just inboard the opposing lateral sidewalls 82 and 84 of the housing 42 .
  • the magnets 68 releasably couples to the metal-containing area 66 to hold the housing 42 in the mounted position 46 .
  • the magnets 68 breakaway (e.g., separate) from the metal-containing area 66 to release the distal housing portion 54 from the intermediate table section 28 to allow the housing to move to the rotated position 48 .
  • the cupholder subassembly 44 is slidingly coupled to the housing 42 to move (e.g., move forward away from the table 10 and rearward towards the table 10 and vice versa) between a stowed position 74 and a deployed position 76 .
  • the housing 42 of the cupholder assembly 12 is disposed adjacent to and inboard of the intermediate table edge 34 .
  • the cupholder subassembly 44 is substantially within the housing 42 , covered by the intermediate table section 28 so that the cupholder assembly 12 is hidden from a user 78 regardless of whether or not the foldable leaf section 30 is in the folded position 40 or the extended position 38 .
  • the cupholder subassembly 44 when the foldable leaf section 30 is in the folded position 40 and the cupholder subassembly 44 is in the deployed position 76 extending from the housing 42 in the distal direction 50 , the cupholder subassembly 44 extends away from the intermediate table section 28 exposed to the user 78 .
  • the housing 42 includes the sidewalls 82 and 84 and a support frame 86 that extends between and is coupled to the sidewalls 82 and 84 .
  • the housing 42 has bearing rails 87 and 88 that are attached to or formed in the support frame 86 and that extend in the distal direction 50 .
  • the cupholder subassembly 44 has a cupholder body portion 90 movably disposed in the housing 42 between the sidewalls 82 and 84 adjacent to the support frame 86 .
  • Bearing carriages 91 and 92 are attached to the cupholder body portion 90 and are slidingly coupled to or engage with the bearing rails 87 and 88 to guide the cupholder subassembly 44 to move between the stowed position 74 and the deployed position 76 .
  • the cupholder assembly 12 includes a push-push mechanism (e.g., push to present mechanism) for the user 78 to deploy the cupholder subassembly 44 from the stowed position 74 to the deployed position 76 .
  • the push-push mechanism includes a spring 94 (e.g., coil spring or the like) that is coupled at one end to the cupholder body portion 90 and at the other end to the support frame 86 of the housing 42 .
  • the spring 94 is substantially unwound or extended when the cupholder subassembly 44 is in the stowed position 74 and coils-up to move the cupholder subassembly 44 to the deployed position 76 to bias the cupholder subassembly 44 in the deployed position 76 as the spring 94 substantially or fully coils.
  • the push-push mechanism of the cupholder assembly 12 is actuated by the user 78 pushing the cupholder subassembly 44 rearward in a direction towards the table 10 opposite the distal direction 50 .
  • the push-push mechanism further includes a movable pin 96 that is configured to move laterally (indicated by double headed arrow 98 ) relative to the cupholder subassembly 44 but is carried by and moves with the cupholder subassembly 44 in the distal direction 50 and vice versa (e.g., forward and rearward directions).
  • the movable pin 96 extends from the cupholder subassembly 44 towards the support frame 86 of the housing 42 . Referring also to FIG.
  • the housing 42 has a releasable lock member 100 that is coupled to the support frame 86 and that includes a raised outer portion 102 partially surrounding a raised intermediate portion 104 to define a track 106 .
  • the raised intermediate portion 104 has a lock detent 108 on its rearward side.
  • the movable pin 96 when the user 78 pushes the cupholder assembly 44 in the stowed position 74 towards the table 10 , the movable pin 96 , which is disposed in the lock detent 108 , moves rearward out of the lock detent 108 while the spring 94 biases or otherwise moves the cupholder subassembly 44 forward towards the deployed position 76 with the movable pin 96 moving laterally and forward through the track 106 .
  • the movable pin 96 moves rearward with the cupholder subassembly 44 and advances rearward through the track 106 , moving laterally as needed, to releasably engage the lock detent 108 , thereby holding the cupholder subassembly 44 in the stowed position 74 .
  • the cupholder assembly 12 includes a dampening arrangement.
  • the dampening arrangement includes a damper rack 110 that is coupled to the support frame 86 extending in the distal direction 50 . As illustrated, the damper rack 110 has teeth 112 .
  • a rotary damper 114 is coupled to the cupholder body portion 90 of the cupholder subassembly 44 .
  • the rotary damper 114 is configured to control the rate of movement of the cupholder subassembly 40 and has teeth 116 that engage the teeth 112 of the damper rack 110 as the cupholder subassembly 44 moves between the stowed and deployed positions 74 and 76 .
  • the cupholder body portion 90 has cupholder openings 118 and 120 formed therethrough.
  • a cupholder bracket 122 Pivotally coupled to the cupholder body portion 90 is a cupholder bracket 122 that includes a cupholder support 123 that moves from a collapsed position when the cupholder subassembly 44 is in the stowed position 74 to a rotated position 124 when the cupholder subassembly 44 is in the deployed position 76 .
  • the cupholder bracket 122 including the cupholder support 123 is disposed under the cupholder openings 118 and 120 for supporting a beverage container 126 .
  • the including the cupholder support 123 of the cupholder bracket 122 is spaced apart from the cupholder openings 118 and 120 a distance of from about 50 to about 100 mm, for example about 50 to about 80 mm, when the cupholder bracket 122 is in the rotated position 124 .
  • the cupholder subassembly 44 includes adjustable clips 128 and 130 that are correspondingly disposed in the cupholder openings 118 and 120 .
  • the adjustable clips 128 and 130 are operatively coupled to the cupholder body portion 90 , for example pivotably coupled and spring-loaded, to correspondingly move relative to the cupholder openings 118 and 120 to adjust an effective opening size of each of the cupholder openings 118 and 120 to receive various size beverage containers 126 .
  • the cupholder assembly 12 is configured to be frangible or to break away from the table 10 in the mounted position 46 when a force (indicated by single headed arrow 132 ) or predetermined load is applied to the cupholder subassembly 44 .
  • a force indicated by single headed arrow 132
  • predetermined load is applied to the cupholder subassembly 44 .
  • the cupholder subassembly 44 moves from the mounted, deployed positions 46 and 76 to the rotated position 48 to prevent damage to the cupholder assembly 12 .
  • the cupholder assembly 12 further includes a spring clip 132 that is operatively coupled to the housing 42 (or alternatively the cupholder subassembly 44 ) to rotate, pivot or otherwise move from a stowed position as illustrated FIG. 6 (e.g., substantially planar with the housing 42 ) to a rotated locked position as illustrated in FIG. 10 when the housing 42 is moved to the rotated position 48 .
  • the housing 42 and the cupholder subassembly 44 are returned from the rotated position 48 to the mounted, deployed position 46 and 76 .
  • this may be done by manually moving the spring clip 132 , for example with a device 200 such as a screwdriver, pen, pencil, or other elongated device, from the rotated locked position in a direction (indicated by single headed arrow 136 ) back to or towards the stowed position and applying an upward force (indicated by single headed arrow 140 ) to the cupholder subassembly 44 to rotate the housing 42 and the cupholder subassembly 44 to the mounted, deployed position 46 and 76 , allowing the magnets 68 to re-engage the metal-containing area 66 to hold the cupholder assembly in the mounted position 46 .
  • a device 200 such as a screwdriver, pen, pencil, or other elongated device
  • the spring clip 132 in the rotated locked position is a safety mechanism that prevents a person from getting their fingers caught between the cupholder assembly 12 and the table 10 when returning the cupholder assembly 12 from the rotated position 48 to the mounted, deployed position 46 and 76 because the spring clip 132 in the rotated locked position would otherwise interfere with the bottom of the table 10 without first being moved to or towards the stowed position with the device 200 .

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